Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following can explain the "invisible hand"?

Which of the following major theories of International Relations try to explain war and peace through economic reasons?

Globalization and emerging non-state actors led to the emergence of which of the following approaches to International Relations?

Which below is not an assumption of the realist theory?

"In the state of nature, individuals lived together out of fear and they had the right to do anything necessary for survival in their struggle for life."

Which of the following philosophers stated the view quoted above?

Which of the following is NOT one of the assumptions closely associated with positivism?

Which of the following countries is NOT one of the the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council?

1. The North-South division refers to the structural inequalities in the international economy.
2. All countries situated in the south hemisphere are labeled as underdeveloped or developing Third World countries.
3. The countries in the South account for a quarter of the global income.

Which of the above statements is true about the north and south division?

What is the theory that assumes “[G]reat powers… are always searching for opportunities to gain power over their rivals, with hegemony as their final goal”?

Which of the following theories put forth that social institutions govern the actions in the international arena?

Which one of the following stands for the integration theory which studied the nature of international collaboration and how it could be achieved through apolitical processes?

Which one of the following was the dominant ideology in the 18th and 19th centuries in Great Britain and the United States?

Which one of the following expressions stands for the regulating mechanism at the center of an anarchical environment full of powerseeker, rational and amoral actors?

“This approach sees international relations as a cooperation process, and there are certain rules restricting the states to use power rather than to see the international relations as a war among gladitors or struggle of interest between the states”.

Which approach is described above?

What type of realism explicitly incorporates both external and internal variables, updating and systematizing certain insights drawn from classical realist thought?

According to defensive realists, what is the main goal of international structure?